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History: Formerly Lindormen of the Danish Navy to Estonia in 2006. Withdrawn from service 1 November 2016. | History: Formerly Lindormen of the Danish Navy to Estonia in 2006. Withdrawn from service 1 November 2016. | ||
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Leegilõkeliselt põigiti poolitatud must-kuldsel kilbil ülessuunatud teraga hõbedane mõõk. Kilp on asetatud punasele ringile, mida väljastpoolt timbritseb kuldne laevaköis.<br> | |+Official blazon | ||
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|Leegilõkeliselt põigiti poolitatud must-kuldsel kilbil ülessuunatud teraga hõbedane mõõk. Kilp on asetatud punasele ringile, mida väljastpoolt timbritseb kuldne laevaköis.<br> | |||
Ringi kroonib Neptuni kuldne kolmikhark. ringil on kuldsete tähtedega laeva nimi TASUJA ning laeva vapikiri MORE MAIORUM - esivanemate kombel. | Ringi kroonib Neptuni kuldne kolmikhark. ringil on kuldsete tähtedega laeva nimi TASUJA ning laeva vapikiri MORE MAIORUM - esivanemate kombel. | ||
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===Origin/meaning=== | ===Origin/meaning=== | ||
The Sword symbolizes the namesake Tasjua a semi-historical Person a hero of the Estonian Struggle for Freedom in the 13th Century. It also alludes to the role played by the first ship<br> | The Sword symbolizes the namesake Tasjua a semi-historical Person a hero of the Estonian Struggle for Freedom in the 13th Century. It also alludes to the role played by the first ship<br> | ||
named Tasuja in the Estonian War of Independence 1918-1920. The Motto translates as "As our forefathers". The | named Tasuja in the Estonian War of Independence 1918-1920. The Motto translates as "As our forefathers". The badge was created by Mr Priit Herodes in 2006. | ||
[[Literature]]: Image from Wikipedia. Information from Eesti Mereväe Sümboolika Kataloog - The symbols and insignia of the Estonian Navy 1993-2011. | |||
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[[Category:Military heraldry of Estonia]] | [[Category:Military heraldry of Estonia]] | ||
[[Category:Navy heraldry]] | [[Category:Navy heraldry]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:23, 24 August 2024
History: Formerly Lindormen of the Danish Navy to Estonia in 2006. Withdrawn from service 1 November 2016.
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Country: Estonia  |
| Estonian | Leegilõkeliselt põigiti poolitatud must-kuldsel kilbil ülessuunatud teraga hõbedane mõõk. Kilp on asetatud punasele ringile, mida väljastpoolt timbritseb kuldne laevaköis. Ringi kroonib Neptuni kuldne kolmikhark. ringil on kuldsete tähtedega laeva nimi TASUJA ning laeva vapikiri MORE MAIORUM - esivanemate kombel. |
| English | blazon wanted |
Origin/meaning
The Sword symbolizes the namesake Tasjua a semi-historical Person a hero of the Estonian Struggle for Freedom in the 13th Century. It also alludes to the role played by the first ship
named Tasuja in the Estonian War of Independence 1918-1920. The Motto translates as "As our forefathers". The badge was created by Mr Priit Herodes in 2006.
Literature: Image from Wikipedia. Information from Eesti Mereväe Sümboolika Kataloog - The symbols and insignia of the Estonian Navy 1993-2011.
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